OlaClick

OlaClick is a restaurant operations platform for businesses that want to connect QR ordering with point-of-sale, kitchen and delivery workflows. It suits restaurants handling dine-in and online orders better than businesses that only need to publish a menu. Its broad feature set can bring several tasks together, but the right plan depends on order volume and which country-specific services the restaurant uses.

Overview

Customers can open a menu by QR code or link and order for delivery, pickup or table service, without a per-order commission. Multiple menu languages and menu analytics add useful reach and visibility, while the platform also covers restaurant operations. This breadth is valuable when a restaurant wants one system for ordering and service, but may be unnecessary overhead for a venue seeking only a basic digital menu.

Key features

Ordering, POS and kitchen

The POS includes table settings, order registration, a cash register and a waiter app. Stock management can restrict sales to remaining inventory, and a kitchen display system organizes and separates dish types. These functions suit restaurants coordinating table service with incoming online orders; a smaller operation that does not need POS or kitchen tools may not benefit from the wider system.

WhatsApp and delivery integrations

The WhatsApp chatbot can answer questions, send order updates, follow up on abandoned carts and request reviews after delivery. That covers several points in the customer journey, but it is not a dependable channel by itself: OlaClick says communications may use unofficial integrations, and WhatsApp may block or reject messages without delivery guarantees. Delivery connections include iFood, Rappi, Uber Eats, 99Food, PedidosYa and Didi Food, with availability varying by country.

Payments, marketing and data

Customers can pay online through the menu, and businesses can connect a card terminal to the POS. Payment methods and fees vary by country, so restaurants should confirm local fit before relying on a particular payment flow. Facebook Pixel and Google Tag Manager support marketing measurement; the Infinity plan adds Google Ads and Meta campaign management. Tax invoicing is a paid add-on in Brazil and Colombia. OlaClick stores personal data on Amazon Web Services servers in the United States and may share it with service providers needed to provide the service.

Pricing

OlaClick has a free plan and four paid tiers priced in BRL. The Advanced, Premium, Elite and Infinity prices below are monthly prices; each also shows a lower monthly equivalent with annual billing, with the annual total stated alongside it.

Advanced is the entry paid tier, but its 400-order monthly cap makes it a poor fit if volume regularly exceeds that threshold. Premium raises the cap to 4,000 and adds automation and delivery integrations; Elite and Infinity remove the order limit, with Infinity focused on additional marketing support. Annual billing lowers the monthly equivalent compared with the monthly price, while committing to the stated annual value.

Platforms

OlaClick runs in a browser on phones, tablets and computers, and its app is available for Android and iOS. Automatic printing requires a Windows computer with the printing app installed, which matters for restaurants planning a printer-dependent workflow. The platform also supports web and Windows.

Who it's for

OlaClick is best suited to restaurants that need QR-based ordering alongside POS, kitchen coordination and delivery management, especially those able to use its country-specific payment and delivery connections. Premium is the more complete fit for high-volume operators wanting chatbot, inventory and kitchen tools; restaurants with simpler needs may prefer a narrower digital-menu service.

Pros and cons

• Pros: QR and link ordering covers delivery, pickup and table service without per-order commission, so restaurants can offer several ordering modes without a transaction-based platform charge.
• Pros: POS, stock controls and a kitchen display system address front- and back-of-house work in the same product as online ordering.
• Pros: The Premium tier adds a 4,000-order allowance, chatbot, loyalty, inventory automation, kitchen management and delivery-app integrations for operators who need more than basic ordering.
• Cons: Delivery availability, payment methods and fees depend on country, which can limit the value of the platform's integrations in a particular market.
• Cons: WhatsApp messages are not guaranteed, and automatic printing requires Windows plus a dedicated app, creating practical dependencies for those workflows.
• Cons: Advanced caps usage at 400 orders per month and Premium at 4,000, so growing restaurants may need a higher-cost tier to avoid those limits.

Alternatives

For a broader category comparison, see Digital Menu Software.

• Screenza is worth comparing if a free plan across Android, Linux, macOS, web and Windows matters more than OlaClick's restaurant operations focus; its free tier limits users to one screen and includes a watermark.
• GustoQR may suit a restaurant looking for a free QR-menu plan with full templates and AI features, while accepting a 500-customer annual cap and no full POS on that tier.
• EatPe is an option for businesses prioritizing low-cost POS billing or QR ordering; its POS Lite plan is ₹99 a month and covers 500 invoices per month, thermal-print-ready billing and daily sales reports.
• SuperQR is another paid product with a free plan, for readers comparing QR-focused options across web, Android, API and self-hosted platforms.
• MENU TIGER offers a free tier for a single store, capped at 10 tables or QR codes, 200 QR-code orders per month and 250 online orders per month.
• MenüQR may appeal to a small restaurant that can work within a free plan limited to one restaurant, one menu, 50 items and one language.
• square.menu offers a free web plan capped at one menu, 25 products and three categories, making it a simpler menu-focused alternative to consider.
• Tabemi has a no-subscription Founding Partner offer for the first 10 outlets, earned after 50 served orders while places remain; its plan also involves per-use messaging fees.

Verdict

Choose OlaClick if your restaurant needs QR ordering tied to POS, kitchen and delivery workflows, and its country-specific payment and delivery connections fit your operation. Its strongest case is the breadth of connected restaurant tools, with no per-order commission on menu orders. Look elsewhere if you only need a simple menu, depend on guaranteed WhatsApp delivery, or cannot meet the Windows requirement for automatic printing.